Papercut is a very exciting solution for libraries and institutions alike. Here are some videos to help visually demonstrate some of Papercut’s dynamic features and it’s ease of use.
PaperCut MF is a comprehensive print and copy management application which can charge, track, and monitor your organization's use of print and copy resources. Use of the PaperCut system encourages responsible use of these resources throughout your organization, leading to a reduction in your IT expenditure. PaperCut MF runs at the server level, as well as directly on your (supported) MFD devices to intercept print and copy jobs, calculate costs as pre-determined by the administrator, and deduct it from a cost account associated with the user. IT administrators can schedule credit allocations for specific intervals, or use PaperCut MF’s Top Up or Pre-Paid Card tool to support user-pays printing. You can also implement hardware reload stations to manage self-serve user payments and top ups, and roll out follow-me and secure printing using card authentication.
Track all printing in a network environment and keep detailed print logs for user activity.
Web Print enables printing from mobile devices without the overhead of printer drivers.
Access overall printing volumes, volume by printer, department, user and more.
Control and restrict users to sensible use by allocating a quota / allowance / budget.
Climate change and pollution are major issues that concern all countries across the globe. At present, it is imperative that more environmentally conscious practices are incorporated into everyday routines. One example that many people can relate to is saving paper.
One of the primary aims of PaperCut is to reduce printing levels by changing a user's printing behavior. Implementing monitoring, quotas and charging are a good way of drawing a user's attention to their printing habits. See a few examples of the Environmental Impact counters to the right.
CCP Solutions Introduces Papercut Software to Rockland Community
"Papercut is well-received by our students, and printing here in the library has been quite active!"
- Library Director Sarah Levy.